Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Zora's Cafe
712 9th AvenueBest soul food place in the city, in my opinion.
Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ
321 W 44th StInnovative BBQ place that's great for gathering
Per Se
10 Columbus CircleThomas Keller at his finest
B Side Pizza & Wine Bar
370 W 51st StHandcrafted oven pizza restaurent with an intimate atmosphere
Drinks & Nightlife
Casellula
401 W 52nd StCheese & Wine Bar worth checking out
Everything Else
It is actaully called The Werner Building. on 9th just south of 53rd, is one of my favorite piece of new york architecture. It’s got a flock of Green Men above the second floor. According to legend, the Green Men on this building, each of whom has a different facial expression, were playfully placed there to salute 9th Avenue el riders as they went past (the el came down in 1940).
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10 Columbus CirIt is actaully called The Werner Building. on 9th just south of 53rd, is one of my favorite piece of new york architecture. It’s got a flock of Green Men above the second floor. According to legend, the Green Men on this building, each of whom has a different facial expression, were playfully placed there to salute 9th Avenue el riders as they went past (the el came down in 1940).
Sightseeing
The gorgeous high Art Deco building by Ralph Thomas Walker is now high-end residences, ugh wish I lived there
Stella Tower - Luxury Residences in Hell's Kitchen
425 W 50th StThe gorgeous high Art Deco building by Ralph Thomas Walker is now high-end residences, ugh wish I lived there
Built in 1904, the "thoroughly classical colossus of a building" fills the entire block between 58th to 59th Street, and from 11th to 12th Avenues in Riverside South, Manhattan. Since the building became unnecessary to the subway system in the 1950s, Consolidated Edison has used the space to supply the New York City steam system.
The building juxtaposes with newly developed contemporary buildings on the west side, which forms an interesting skyline view.
interborough rapid transit system
Built in 1904, the "thoroughly classical colossus of a building" fills the entire block between 58th to 59th Street, and from 11th to 12th Avenues in Riverside South, Manhattan. Since the building became unnecessary to the subway system in the 1950s, Consolidated Edison has used the space to supply the New York City steam system.
The building juxtaposes with newly developed contemporary buildings on the west side, which forms an interesting skyline view.
Shopping
Housing Works Thrift Shop
245 West 10th StreetEssentials
Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StGet into America's organic food cult chain.
You can basically find all essentials here, And it's a block away from my apartment.
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Duane Reade
2864 BroadwayYou can basically find all essentials here, And it's a block away from my apartment.
Amish Market
731 9th AveHeard it's actually not operated by Amish people
This bodega is literally 100 ft away from my apartment. If you feel too lazy to go anywhere else to grab a bite or get some essentials, you know where to go.
Hudson market place
755 9th AveThis bodega is literally 100 ft away from my apartment. If you feel too lazy to go anywhere else to grab a bite or get some essentials, you know where to go.
Entertainment & Activities
Get yourself cultured at the Lincoln Center. I usually won't recommend such a mainstream place, but the Lincoln Center actually has a lot of different programs going on besides your classic opera and ballet shows.
The Lincoln Center
1100 Adams AvenueGet yourself cultured at the Lincoln Center. I usually won't recommend such a mainstream place, but the Lincoln Center actually has a lot of different programs going on besides your classic opera and ballet shows.